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To be able to connect to your UiB home directory as a network disk, you need a working UiB [http://webber.uib.no/it/hjelp/vpn/eng/guide.html#osx105VPN VPN].
To be able to connect to your UiB home directory as a network disk, you need a working UiB
[[VPN configuration in Mac OS X Leopard|VPN]].


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Revision as of 15:41, 8 March 2012

To be able to connect to your UiB home directory as a network disk, you need a working UiB VPN.

Students

  1. In Finder: Go -> Connect to Server... (cmd + k)
    ConnectToServer.png

  2. Type:
    "smb://username@rasurt.uib.no" and click Connect
    StudentConnectToServer.png

  3. Type your usename, password and click Connect
    StudentUsernamePassword.png

  4. Your home directory should then be listed as a network disk in Finder
    StudentHomeDirectory.png


(Check your work computer, ask a student, or contact BRITA if you are not sure about the path and name of your home directory.
You can also visit a PC-Assistant at: PC-Assistant)

Employees

  1. In Finder: Go -> Connect to Server... (cmd + k)
    ConnectToServer.png

  2. Type:
    "smb://skuld.uib.no/home/username" and click Connect
    EmployeeServerAddress.png

  3. Type your usename, password and click Connect
    UsernamePassword.png

  4. Your home directory should then be listed as a network disk in Finder
    EmployeeHomeSpace.png

(Check your work computer, ask a colleague, or contact BRITA if you are not sure about the path and name of your home directory. You can also call BRITA on tel: 555 84700)

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